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The Preparation and CO<sub>2</sub>-Resistant Performance of a Smart Responsive Polymer Gel for CO<sub>2</sub> Flooding Channel Blocking. [PDF]
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Exploring the utility of dynamic motor control to assess recovery following pediatric traumatic brain injury: A pilot study. [PDF]
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Mechanotransduction and its impact on regenerative medicine in orthopedic rehabilitation (Review). [PDF]
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Tree Recovery by Dynamic Programming
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 2023Tree-like structures are common, naturally occurring objects that are of interest to many fields of study, such as plant science and biomedicine. Analysis of these structures is typically based on skeletons extracted from captured data, which often contain spurious cycles that need to be removed.
Gustavo Gratacós +2 more
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Recovery from dynamic exercise
American Journal of Physiology-Heart and Circulatory Physiology, 1995Minimal information is available on the basic interactions within the metabolic and cardiovascular systems during recovery from exercise. Nine men participated in three experiments: one control and two cost-equivalent (52 liters O2) exercise tests of 30 (EX30) and 45 (EX45) min. Exercise intensities were adjusted accordingly.
R E, Williams, S M, Horvath
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14th Working Conference on Reverse Engineering (WCRE 2007), 2007
Dynamic protocol recovery tries to recover a component's sequencing constraints by means of dynamic analysis. This problem has been tackled by several automaton learning approaches in the past. These approaches are based on the sequence of component method invocations only.
Jochen Quante, Rainer Koschke
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Dynamic protocol recovery tries to recover a component's sequencing constraints by means of dynamic analysis. This problem has been tackled by several automaton learning approaches in the past. These approaches are based on the sequence of component method invocations only.
Jochen Quante, Rainer Koschke
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Recovery of dynamic muscular endurance
European Journal of Applied Physiology and Occupational Physiology, 1987Recovery of the rate of dynamic muscular endurance was measured in two groups of college-aged males. Subjects were required to perform elbow flexion (between the angles of 70 and 170 degrees) for as long as possible at the rate of 38 contractions/min while loaded with 1/6 of their maximum isometric strength (MVC).
J W, Yates +3 more
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Materials Science and Engineering, 1971
Abstract Dynamic recovery was studied in pure aluminum specimens deformed in tension at temperatures between 200° and 573° K, and strain rates between 0.004 and 2 min −1 . The dislocation interactions and substructures were observed by means of thin-foil transmission electron microscopy. Activation energies were obtained for dynamic recovery and for
E.U. Lee, H.H. Kranzlein, E.E. Underwood
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Abstract Dynamic recovery was studied in pure aluminum specimens deformed in tension at temperatures between 200° and 573° K, and strain rates between 0.004 and 2 min −1 . The dislocation interactions and substructures were observed by means of thin-foil transmission electron microscopy. Activation energies were obtained for dynamic recovery and for
E.U. Lee, H.H. Kranzlein, E.E. Underwood
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Architecture-agnostic dynamic type recovery
Proceedings of the 18th ACM SIGPLAN International Conference on Managed Programming Languages and Runtimes, 2021Programmers can use various data types when developing software. However, if the program is compiled to machine code, most of this type information is lost. If analysis of a compiled program is necessary, the lost data types have to be recovered again, to make the code understandable.
Daniel Pekarek, Hanspeter Mössenböck
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Dynamical recovery of 〈111〉 germanium
physica status solidi (a), 1986Germanium single crystals with a 〈111〉 orientation are deformed at constant strain rates in the temperature range between 560 and 920°C. The resulting stress-strain curves are more or less parabolic; the work-hardening coefficient as a function of the flow stress, however, clearly reveals the two stages of dynamical recovery known from crystals with a ...
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